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News That Moves With the Market.

Finly.News

News That Moves With the Market.

Central Banks Buy Record Gold Volumes as Price Breaks Historic Highs

Gold has surged to historic highs in 2025 as central banks accelerate bullion purchases at a pace not seen in

Silver Hits $87.64 as Channel Midline Tests Rally Strength

Silver climbed to $87.64 during the latest session, posting a 3.51% gain as buyers maintained control within a well-defined ascending

Silver Outshines Gold for 9 Straight Months

Silver has now beaten gold for nine straight months, marking one of the most persistent stretches of outperformance in the

Silver Supply Deficit Extends into Fifth Year with 800 Million Ounce Shortfall

The global silver market is heading into its fifth straight year of supply deficits, with cumulative shortfalls now totaling roughly

Silver Price Analysis: Bear Flags Stack Up as XAG Eyes $65-64 Support

Silver (XAG) is trading beneath a tightly clustered resistance zone as bearish continuation patterns multiply across intraday and higher timeframes.

Gold Price Prediction: Uptrend Holds as Bullish Inside-Range Candle Forms

Gold ended Friday’s session with a bullish inside-range candle on the daily timeframe. Price action remained contained within Thursday’s high

Silver News: XAG Consolidates After 120 Liquidity Sweep, 80 Support in Focus

Silver is currently navigating a technically sensitive consolidation phase after completing a significant liquidity sweep at the 120 strong high.

Gold Price Holds $3,250 Support as Bulls Maintain Control Through May 2025 Consolidation

Gold prices are stabilizing near the $3,250 level after successfully defending key support zones earlier in May 2025. Recent daily

Silver Targets $120 After Breakout as Key $80–$78.70 Support Holds

Silver has shifted into a bullish technical posture after confirming a breakout above a long-term descending trendline. The breakout is

Gold Drops Below $4,880 as Two-Week Consolidation Takes Hold

Gold prices have slipped beneath the critical $4,880 level, signaling short-term weakness while remaining trapped within a broader sideways structure.

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